
Marius Rusulet
•Jun 6, 2026
A real consulting session from start to finish. Hermes setup, personality design, product catalog integration, and voice messaging on a cheap VPS.
I help business owners find the right tool for the job, and when it doesn't exist yet, I build it. We start with how you actually work, then pick what fits: an existing tool, an automation, or something custom.

I'm a one-person shop, so I take on a limited number of projects. I keep 2 active projects at the time. When those are gone, you go on a waitlist, and I'll tell you when a slot opens up.
Tell me what you're trying to do, why, and how you handle it today. This is the part that matters most, so we go deep. My job is asking the right questions and turning a fuzzy idea into a concrete plan.
I look at it straight. Is a custom tool actually worth it here, or does an existing one do the job better and cheaper? Either way you walk out with a clear spec, and you decide: build it with me, or take it elsewhere.
If building makes sense, I build it, hand it over, and show you how it works. Want it maintained after? I can do that too.
I build things and write down how. Real walkthroughs, setup guides, and the odd strong opinion. No fluff, nothing written by a robot.

Marius Rusulet
•Jun 6, 2026
A real consulting session from start to finish. Hermes setup, personality design, product catalog integration, and voice messaging on a cheap VPS.

Marius Rusulet
•Jun 6, 2026
A practical guide to self-hosting Hermes Agent on a VPS, picking the right model, and crafting a SOUL file that actually works.

Marius Rusulet
•Jun 6, 2026
Most small businesses pay monthly for a website they don't own. Here's how static sites and Git-based tools flip that model.
What kind of projects do you take on?
How does a project usually start?
Do you only work on AI projects?
How many projects do you take at once?
Can you maintain the tool after launch?
Where are you based?
Testing and building tools is what I do for fun. I lean on AI heavily in my own work, and I'm always poking at the newest stuff. So I keep a directory of the software I actually use. Take a look, some of it might help you too.